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I drug out the C64 on Friday and I think it might be fun for Peter to learn some BASIC programming with it. Does anyone have a cable for the video? Or some...
Alan Kilian
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Apr 1, 2007
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I'll have to double-check, but I believe I have some of those things. Definitely the video cable and manual; possibly game cartridges; perhaps a joystick,...
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Job / Title: R&D Test Engineer Description: Primary duties - Product Qualifications setting up initial designs and prototypes conducting tests and...
Martin, Jeff (C)(STP)
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Apr 2, 2007
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And if so where and how can I sign up / become a member?...
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yes it is still meeting. The next meeting is April 19 Science musium from 7pm to 9pm Applebees from 9pm to 1am ... You signed up to post... So you are signed...
Bill
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Apr 3, 2007
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Yes, we are still meeting. The next meeting is April 19th at the Science Museum. There is not really a lot of signing up to do. Anyone can come to the meeting...
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This question comes up frequently. Alan and I were discussing what you tell people when they ask "Where do I start?" or "How do I learn programming?" or...
Jeffry Sampson
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I strongly suggest Liberty Basic (www.libertybasic.com). It has several large advantages: * It comes with an excellent help file, many simple sample programs,...
Brian Schmalz
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Apr 4, 2007
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Hi Jeff and Brian, I ask myself (and you guys!) this question all the time. Although I bonded to C long ago and probably will always favor it, I learned in a...
Bruce Shapiro
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Apr 4, 2007
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I'll chime in. Personal bias, for a living I write very complex C/C++ applications, it is a crummy language to start with especially in the embedded world with...
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Apr 4, 2007
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... I've started using the PC to prototype sections of code and then port them to the embedded system. As for starting out, I figure you need both basic, C and...
Bill
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This may sound odd, but what about javascript? It's a relatively structured language with a C-similar syntax, which makes it a good stepping point for C, Java,...
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Apr 4, 2007
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Several years ago I had a HP 7440 ColorPro plotter working with an older PC running win3.1. I am having trouble getting it going. Does anyone have a HP...
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Apr 5, 2007
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You have to have a special cable. Search the Internet for "HP plotter cable pin-out". -- Jeff Sampson (651)605-8884 HSS Group - Mendota Heights Cray Inc. ...
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I am confused because the cable that I thought that I made several years ago for the plotter didn't work. I started wondering if I had actually made that...
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Ron, I had to fight with cables too to get my 7550 and 7440A running the first time. There were several different versions of cables that I had to make,...
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Hi -- My name is AJ Reiter and I'm working on Carleton College's entry in the Trinity Firefighting competition (pretty last-minute, I know). Here's a problem...
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Apr 5, 2007
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I don't see that you are setting SSPIE (interrupt enable) in the PIC. Try that and see if you get i2c interrupts. -- Jeff Sampson (651)605-8884 HSS Group -...
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I spoke too soon. I see the SSPIE gets set in Init. You probably don't want to enable interrupts until everything is initialized. Move the GIE = 1 to the end...
Jeffry Sampson
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Great! I moved the I2C ISR to the top and it works! I wonder what was interfering with the ISR. Thanks so much for the quick reply. Until I mess something else...
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Most impressive, Master Sampson. (bowing)...
Bruce Shapiro
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If that fixes it, then I'm guessing this is what is causing it: rx_isr: call rxBufInsert ; NOTE: clear interrupt by reading RCREG, done here in routine call...
Jeffry Sampson
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For the sake of completeness -- The UART RX interrupt is cleared by hardware when reading RCREG. What is more interesting was the problem with the sonar PIC --...
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Apr 6, 2007
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I too have a HP plotter that came without a serial cable and made one to fit. However it too did not work. Let me know what you come up with. Jeff ...
Martin, Jeff (C)(STP)
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Hi Bill, Are you able to cut aluminum? If so, how thick? b...
Bruce Shapiro
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... I can't cut aluminum. I can only mark it. I can laser cut a mask layer and use lye to dissolve the aluminum similar to the way circuit boards are made. -- ...
Bill
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Apr 6, 2007
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... Joe, Well, Peter had a GREAT time writing BASIC program on the C64 last night. But this morning, after a while, all we get is flashing colored random...
Alan Kilian
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Apr 7, 2007
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I'd have to double-check (I'm at work), but I'm almost positive I do have one available. I'll see if I can't check it out tonight, or in the next couple of...
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Apr 10, 2007
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Will that box thing I used to use on my old C64 convert component video to work with a TV without RCA plugs? Can I connect a DVD to TV without RCA plugs? (PS...
Martin, Jeff (C)(STP)
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Apr 10, 2007
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... Jeff, The C64 had both line-level and RF output. The box you used was probably an RF-to screw-terminal antenna converter. And having a VCR doesn't help you...
Alan Kilian
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